Donald Trump wants to deliver his own NY fraud-trial closing arguments, but the judge would have to let him
Under state civil-practice rules, defendants can help make closing arguments, but only with court approval.
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Donald Trump wants to deliver his own NY fraud-trial closing arguments, but the judge would have to let him
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